aidsmap news story
Treatment resumption was the most difficult phase for participants who stopped HIV treatment in a trial aiming to find post-treatment controllers, a study published in the journal AIDS found. All who had to restart treatment after their virus rebounded felt disappointed and most saw it as a failure. Some participants said their healthcare providers had framed the invitation to join the trial as “good news”, only to describe their return to treatment as a “failure”.
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Source : aidsmap
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